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tureluur - Redshanks - Tringa totanus27 views

Watersnip - Common snipe - Gallinago gallinago27 views

Steenloper - Ruddy Turnstone - Arenaria interpres 26 views

Grutto - Godwit - Limosa limosa26 views

Bontbekplevieren met Temminck’s en Bonte Strandloper26 views

Grutto - Limosa limosa - Black-tailed godwit26 viewsGregarious medium-sized wader with a long, slightly uptilted bill. Note the very long, pink-based bill. Breeding plumage has bright rusty head and breast, dark barring on belly; nonbreeding plumage has rather plain grayish head, breast, and upperparts, unlike streaked breast and back of Bar-tailed Godwit. In flight shows bold white wing stripe, white rump, and black tail. Found year-round in fresh and brackish marshes, and on adjacent tidal flats.

Grutto - Limosa limosa - Godwit26 views

Grutto - Limosa limosa - Black-tailed godwit24 views

Watersnip - Common snipe - Gallinago gallinago24 views14 stuks. Natte Graslanden nov 23

Temnincks Strandloper - Temmincks Stint - Calidris temminckii 23 viewsBreeds on wet moorland mainly in Scandinavia and Russia; migrants occur in wide variety of wetland habitats across Africa and southern Asia. Found mainly as singles or small groups, locally in flocks. Often keeps apart from other shorebirds, feeding quietly at marshy and muddy edges in or adjacent to cover. Note very small size, rather plain plumage (limited bright marks on back of breeding adults), greenish-yellow legs. In flight, sides of tail flash bright white, unlike grayish of Little Stint.